Point is (4,7)
So y = 7 = 4^2 + c
c = 7 - 16
c = -9
The answer in standard form is (x+5/2)^2+(y-2)^2=1
For any given y value, there can only be one x value. Let's consider a graph with a line that curves and intersects x=2 twice. This would mean that if you plug 2 into the function you would get two answers. However, this is not possible as plugging in any value to x will result in only one answer. For example, if y= 4x + 3, no matter how many times I plug a number in there, I'm always going to get the same y value, and this is true for all real functions.
Answer:
As per ASA postulate, the two triangles are congruent.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given two triangles:
and
.
AD bisects BE.
AB || DE.
Let us have a look at two properties.
1. When two lines are parallel and a line intersects both of them, then <em>alternate angles </em>are equal.
i.e. AB || ED and
and
are alternate angles
.
2. When two lines are cutting each other, angles formed at the crossing of two, are known as <em>Vertically opposite angles </em>and they are are <em>equal</em>.

Also, it is given that <em>AD bisects BE</em>.
i.e. EC = CB
1. 
2. EC = CB
3. 
So, we can in see that in
and
, two angles are equal and side between them is also equal to each other.
Hence, proved that
.